MESSAGE OF APRIL 2^nd 1982 . FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH. 
AT PRADO NUEVO. EL ESCORIAL (MADRID)

THE LORD:

Yes, my daughter, tell the whole humankind that the mercy of the Eternal Father is running out and His wrath is on the point of falling on the Earth, they must change their lives, they must cover their bodies modestly; they must not commit so many sins of impurity; they must stop offending God, they must confess their sins before receiving my Body, they must stop committing sacrileges.

It would please Me if they received Me kneeling and with love; that, if possible, unconsecrated hands may not touch My Body.* Happy are all who fulfil this, daughter, because in proportion to the love I receive, this way they will receive their prize.

Be humble, my daughter, let yourself be slandered, let yourself be humiliated; only the humble please Me. Go on saying the Holy Rosary, which pleases so much my Mother; comfort Her with Her prayer; and you, my children, go into all the world praying the Holy Rosary and propagating the law of the holy commandments of God.

Also encourage humility, through your own example. You will go on having many difficulties, but go ahead; it's possible to help many souls, because, all who fulfil all my words, will have their reward in Heaven.

Goodbye, my daughter, goodbye.

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(This message has been translated from the original in Spanish)

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*Fragment of The Summa Theologica of St. Thomas Aquinas Third Part , Question 82

The dispensing of Christ's body belongs to the priest for three reasons. First, because, as was said above (Article 1), he consecrates as in the person of Christ. But as Christ consecrated His body at the supper, so also He gave it to others to be partaken of by them. Accordingly, as the consecration of Christ's body belongs to the priest, so likewise does the dispensing belong to him. Secondly, because the priest is the appointed intermediary between God and the people; hence as it belongs to him to offer the people's gifts to God, so it belongs to him to deliver consecrated gifts to the people. Thirdly, because out of reverence towards this sacrament, nothing touches it, but what is consecrated; hence the corporal and the chalice are consecrated, and likewise the priest's hands, for touching this sacrament. Hence it is not lawful for anyone else to touch it except from necessity, for instance, if it were to fall upon the ground, or else in some other case of urgency.